George Tsutakawa, sculptor of Waiola Fountain - Beyond Tiki

A aquarj Tiki Socialite SF bay area, CA Joined: Apr 02, 2002 Posts: 1125	A aquarj Posted posted on Tue, Sep 25, 2012 9:17 AM Here's an interesting story from Seattle - '70s George Tsutakawa fountain finds its way back to Seattle (beware - my browser recognized something from the original page as a bad site, so this link is the google cached version). Original installation in Indianapolis where it lived for 35 years :down: With the buyer after the move and under restoration (had been sitting on a farm) :down: Original asking price of a cool million! Also, this gallery has some works by both George Tsutakawa and his son Gerard. Dunno if that means some of his work is actually obtainable (for the well-heeled), but pretty cool. -Randy

Here's an interesting story from Seattle - '70s George Tsutakawa fountain finds its way back to Seattle (beware - my browser recognized something from the original page as a bad site, so this link is the google cached version).

Original installation in Indianapolis where it lived for 35 years :down:

With the buyer after the move and under restoration (had been sitting on a farm) :down:

Original asking price of a cool million!

Also, this gallery has some works by both George Tsutakawa and his son Gerard. Dunno if that means some of his work is actually obtainable (for the well-heeled), but pretty cool.

-Randy

Post #653316 by aquarj on Tue, Sep 25, 2012 9:17 AM